Back to the Eris woes though. For some reason it's impossible to change to orientation of a Ogre node which is a child of another Ogre node. The solution is to let all nodes be children of the root node. But this is just an interim solution. Took me some days to find out though. I still can't understand how the change in eris affects ogre in such a way. Is has probably something to do with some code path not being follow in the previous Eris. I don't know.
Damnit!
And that's why we all love regression testing, and hate the lack of it.
Anyways, here's a screen of Ember in it's current (pre Eris 1.2, pre Ogre 0.15.0) state.

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